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CONTENTS
The Opening .. .. .. . .. . . . . . . . .. . . 4
The Dedication................ 1 6
The Life......................... 1 8
The Activities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
The Jocks...................... 64
The Undergrads.............. 9 2
The Grads.................... 108
The Leaders.................. 148
The Supporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 62
The Closing.................. 1 78
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There are many distinct parts of Marist, each with
its own personality and aspirations. It is their
interaction that shapes the concept -
Marist
College. Through their union, Marist becomes
more than a collection of separate entities.
It is a culmination of their
desires to reach set goals
which satisfy a concern for
the community and a
commitment to change.
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It was only yesterday I thought myself a fragment
quivering without rhythm in a sphere of life.
Now I know that I am a sphere and all life in
rhythmic fragments moves within me.
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"Then you shall judge yourself," the king
answered. "That is the most difficult thing of all. It
is much more difficult to judge oneself than to
judge others. If you succeed in judging yourself
rightly, then you are indeed a man of true
wisdom.,,
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The
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The time to be happy is now
The place to be happy is here
The way to be happy is to make others so.
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We take a chance: the puzzle pieces may not fit;
but when they fit, the picture may be priceless.
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Should you really open your eyes and see, you
would behold your image in all images.
And should you open your ears and listen, you
would hear your own voice in all voices.
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Dedication
This year, the graduates at Marist are proud to acknowledge with
gratitude and appreciation, the twenty years of unceasing time
and effort put forth by President Linus Foy
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Dr
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Foy first came to Marist as an undergraduate in 1948
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After
graduation he taught high school in New York and returned to
teach at Marist during the summer session for two years
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In 1959
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at the age of only 28, he was named President of
Marist
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becoming the youngest college president in the country.
In the past twenty years he has been a leader and a vital factor
in the enormous growth and improvement of Marist College
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As
administrato
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and teacher
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Dr
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Foy·s insight and dedication to
what he believed Marist could ach
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1979
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the chance to experience a college designed with the
future in mind.
We wish to express our sincere thanks to you
,
Dr
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Foy
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and may
those of the future look to your example.
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the people
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the lion dominates ... it's a
friendly place to be ... it's
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a wild and crazy place .. .
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family atmosphere ...
a caring and
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The Circle is the weekly newspaper of the students of Marist College and is published weekly during the school
year exclusive
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vacation
periods by the Southern Dutchess News Agency, Wappingers, N.Y.
Beth Weaver
Lark Landon
Pat Larkin
Dave Shaw
Bob Whitmore
Tom Burke
George Connelly
Rob Ryan
editors
sports editors
Photographers: Gerry McNulty, Tom Ball, Tom Burke.
Dave Potter
associate editor
KenHealy
photography editor
cartoonist
business mana~er
advertising manager
distribution manager
Staff: Clare Amico, Marianne Beyer, Paul Ceonzo, Lina Cirigliano, Chris Curren, Chris Egan, Joe
Emmets, Chris Hogan, Maureen Jennings, Dianna Jones, Terry Moore, Patti Morrison, Jane Neigh-
bors, Valerie Poleri, Dave Powers, Don Purdy, Brian Rogers, Rich Sohanchyk, Leslie Sharp, Susan
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CAMPUS MINISTRY
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REYNARD 1979
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Boaters
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Seniors Lead
Marist To
Victory Over
R.P.1.
Boater's Schedule
Strengthened This Season
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FOOTBALL
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Red Foxes Lose 42-1 8
To Tough Brooklyn Squad
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Marist Beats
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Marist Crew
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Against Best
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CROSS COUNTRY
Marist's Winningest Team
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Running Red Foxes
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Running Red Foxes
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BASKETBALL
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H oopsters Beat
Oneonta in
Home Tournament
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Women's Basketball
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VARSITY TENNIS
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INTRAMURAL
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Criminal Justice
Larry McCabe 111
Criminal Justice
Patricia Geany
Criminal Justice
Thomas Feeney
Michael Colucci
Business Administration
Business Administration
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John Leary
Accounting
Louise Wittek
Business Administration
Thomas P. Burke
Accounting
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Computer Mathematics
Patrice Salone
Computer Mathematics
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Zenone Naitza
Spanish
Firmino Naitza
Spanish
Russell Beckley
Criminal Just
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Joe Curthoys
Business Administration
Thomas Crane
Accounting
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Stanley Kieltyka
Criminal Justice
Paul Nunziata
Business Administration
Brian Waters
History
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Communication Arts
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Communication Arts
Gary Dowling
Economics
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Walter Matuszek
James Koob
Biology
Elizabeth McRae
Political Science
Kathleen Murphy
Environmental Science
Michael Dombroski
Chemistry
114
Robert Ruehle
Accounting
Rosemary Nelson
French
Eleanor
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Business Administration
Maureen Courtney
Criminal Justice
Ingrid Cappelli
English
John Wallace
English
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Charles Bender
Psychology
John Kelly
History
Paul Miano
Business Administration
Gerald McNulty
Communication Arts
Paul E. Ceonzo
Criminal Justice
116
Maria Gracia Diaz
Biology
William M. Deeken Biology
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Environmental Science
Paul Yarmolinsky
Business Administration
Richard Keville
Biology
Mary Alyce Stickley
Business Administration
Raymond Lee
Business Administration
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Lisa Nieri
Accounting
Dennis O
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Accounting
Edward T
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Business Administration
Yvette
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English
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Thomas Moroney
Business Administration
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Business Administration
Leah Hanmore
Biology
Paula Simone
Business Administration
Jimmy Perez
Business Administration
Kathy Anderson
Computer Mathematics
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Donna Wloszczyna
History
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Special Education
Mary Fleming
Psychology
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Special Education
MaryBeth Carey
Communication Arts
Maggie Duffy
Psychology
Maria Troiano
Psychology
Eugene Bryan
Communication Arts
120
Thomas McNamara
Business Administration
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History
Brian Jantzen
Business Administration
Kim Dillinger
Accounting
Eleanor Guilfoyle
Criminal Justice
Maureen Hutchinson
Psychology
121
Joyce Touchette
Political Science
Christopher Faille
Political Science
Glenn Lawson
Business Administration
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Mathematics
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Business Administration
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Finance
Catherine
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Political Science
122
Robert Kozakiewicz
Political Science
Richard Neal
Business Administration
Elizabeth M. Goggins
Political Science
Robert F
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Dembia
History
Eileen Bachmann
Biology
Ahoo Shafa
Psychology Carol Vecchio
Psychology
123
Anita Marano
Criminal Justice
Robert Daniele
Environmental Science
Anne Lynch
History
Kenneth Healy
Communication Arts
Edwina Kelly
History
124
Andrea Telesca
Psychology
Maureen Tighe
Psychology
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Special Education
Anthony Mancuso
English
James Flynn
Business Administration
Janet Duffy
Biology
Brian White
Biology
125
Margaret Bianchini
Psychology
/
Special Education
James Endler
Computer Mathematics
John Kwasnowski
Chemistry
Karen Muckenfuss
Accounting
Michael Haddad
Computer Mathematics
Susan Vinall
Criminal Justice
126
Jack Grennan
Accounting
Janet Anderson
History/Special Education
Lon Goodermote
Business Administration
Frances Slizewski
Spanish
Marilee Laurence
Psychology
Robert Beyerl
Criminal Justice
127
Anthony T orsone
Criminal Justice
Michael Ball
Business Administration
Maria Bottini
Accounting
Kathleen M. Norton
Communication Arts
John Will
Environmental Science
Susan Squicciarini
Communication Arts
128
Regina Clarkin
Communication Arts
Regina Gaughan
History
Robert T
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Ryan
Business Administration
David C
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Communication Arts
Patrick E
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Larkin
Communication Arts
129
Barbara Krozser
History
Joseph Queck
Environ men ta I Science
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Elizabeth Walbert
Juvenile Justice
James Shannon
History
Carmen Ramos
Spanish
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Anthony Amodeo
Mathematics
Ann Curtin
Tara Decker
Accounting
Joseph Ford
Gerard Biehner
Communication Arts
Pamela Murphy
Biology
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Carl Grant
Biology
Frances Hurley
Sociology
John Timmins
Criminal Justice
Elizabeth Turner
Fashion Design
Kevin Glendon
History
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Special Education
Elizabeth O
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Psychology
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Special Education
132
Arthur Dugan
History
Yolanda Goode
History
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Political Science
John McGinley
Business Administration
Gregory R
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Clifford
Business Adm
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Patricia Russell
Biology
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Eleanore Pitcher
Psychology
Maureen Mulvaney
English
Marilyn Robinson
Busine
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Susan Weber
Accounting
Judith L
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Political Science
Paula Peglow
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Debbie Aldridge
Fashion Design
Yvonne DelPilar
Business Administration
Elizabeth Brix
Business Administration
Ann Luber
Psychology
Carrie Hart
Political Science
Wanda Glenn
Communication Arts
135
John McCutcheon
Communication Arts
Mary Reynolds
History
/
Special Education
Catherine Schlesinger
Psychology
Alana O
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Leary
Criminal Justice
Robert Fitzgerald
Criminal Justice
136
Joel Bogart
Political Science
Kathleen Starr
Computer Mathematics
Tim Murphy
History
David Lawrence
Political Science
Barbara
L. Carvalho
Political Science/Psychology
Thomas R. Malone
American Studies
137
Frank Hildenbrand
Computer Mathematics
Dave Wasilenko
Ruth Garcia
Business Administration
138
James Palatucci
Business
Melinda Bowen
Administration
History
English
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Computer Mathematics
Robert Rogers
Criminal Justice
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Psychology
Melvin Crilley
Criminal Justice
Mary Gieschen
Mathematics
Jenny Higgons
Communication Arts
139
Mark Bierbower
Business Administration
Peter Nunziata
Business Administration
Sharon Port
Fashion Design
Jane Herrfurth
History
Rosemary Banyo
Accounting
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Guy Tucker
Criminal Justice
Bruce Bartolotta
Criminal Justice
Sandra Thomas
History
Katherine M
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Selkis
History
Michael Volpe
Environmental Science
Robert A
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Abramo
Environmental Science
141
James Stella
Business Administration
Brian Mahon
Psychology
Vincent Quinn
Criminal Justice
Megan O
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Communication Arts
Kathleen Pinto
Communication Arts
Lisa Giannascoli
American Studies
142
Diane Rosati
Spanish
John Hafner
Spanish
Jay Celuch
Spanish Suzanne Marcoux
French
Richard Ambury
Accounting
Thomas Myers
Psychology
Joanne Scherer
Criminal Justice
143
Michael Ragusa
144
Sara Kearney
Business Administration
Tara Carey
Business
William LoSardo
Administration
Business
Robert McAndrew
Administration
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Political Science
Accounting
Francis Whittle
Mathematics
Nancy Richard
Accounting
Doreen Bachman
Communication Arts
Howard Leitch
Business Administration
Kent McHale
Communication Arts
Nina Marie
Environmental Science
145
Mary Keir
Criminal Justice
Joseph F. Czaplick
Criminal Justice
Charles Spratt
Criminal Justice
Gisela Velez
Business Administration
Carol Delaney
Accounting
146
Paul Keenan
Criminal Justice
Thomas Kaelin
Accounting
George
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Connelly
Communication Arts
Joseph Walsh
Business Administration
Bruce O'Donnell
Accounting
Walter Herlihy
Accounting
147
Administration
Gerard Cox
,
Assoc
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Dean for Student Academic Affairs
Louis Zuccarello, Academic Dean
Antonio Perez, Dean of Student Life
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Gerald Kelly, Assistant Dean of
Students
Ronald Petro
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Anthony Campilii, Business
Officer
James Daly, Director of
Admissions
Danny Ma
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Registrar
Thomas Wade, Director of
Development
Dolly Bodick, Director of
Campus Center
Michael Fraher, Asst. Di-
rector of Financial Aid
Mary
Cartwright-Smith
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Coordinator of Health Serv-
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Daniel Dropko, Counselor
of Special Services
Father Richard
LaMorte
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Coordinator of
Religious
Activities
Lawrence Snyder, Career
Counselor/ Placement
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John Kelly
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MBA
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Business
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Economics Dept.
Stephen Welborn
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Business
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Economics Dept
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Robert Sadlier
,
Business
/
Economics Dept .
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John Cornelius Russell, Business
/
Economics Dept.
Raymond Gila
,
Business
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Economics Dept.
Lester Cone
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Business
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Economics Dept
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Gregory Kilgariff, Business
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Economics Dept
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James Maness
Business
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Economics Dept
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Theodore Prenting
Business
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Economics Dept.
John Griffin
Business
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Economics Dept.
Richard VanMeter
History
/
Political Science Dept
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Peter O
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History
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Political Science Dept
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William Olson
History
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Political Science Dept
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John White
History
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Political Science Dept
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Lee Miringoff
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History
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Political Science Dept
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Joseph Norton
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History
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Political Science Dept
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Lynne Doty
,
Mathematics
/
Computer Science Dept
.
Norman Olin, Art
/
Mus
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/
Mathematics Dept
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John Ritschodorff
,
Mathematics
/
Computer Science Dept.
Kevin Carolan
Director of Computing
& lnst'I. Research
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Math
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Charles Hoyt
English
/
Communication Arts Dept
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Jeptha Lanning
English
/
Communication Arts Dept
.
Milton Teichman
English
/
Communication Arts Dept.
Robert Norman
English
/
Communication Arts Dept.
George Sommer
English
/
Communication Arts Dept
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Richard Platt
English
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Communication Arts Dept
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Myrna Malave-Stoiber
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Spanish
Joseph Belanger
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Director
MAP
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Modern Language Dept.
/
French
Sigrid Brandis, Modern Language Dept
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German
Richard LaPietra
,
Div
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Natural Science
/
Chemistry Dept.
Joseph Bettencourt
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Div. Natural Science
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Biology
Hugh Turley
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Biology
George Gentil
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Natural Science
/
Biology
Xavier Ryan, Philosophy Dept
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Science of Man Dept
.
Edward Kevin Donohue, Philosophy Dept.
ltalo Benin, Philosophy Dept.
Thomas Casey, Philosophy Dept
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Edward O'Keefe, Psychology Dept
.
Daniel Kirt
,
Psychology Dept
.
Marjorie Schratz
,
Psychology Dept
./
Pre-School
John Scileppi, Psychology Dept
.
Christine McLean
,
Psychology Dept.
Evelyn Rimai Fisher
Artist in Residence
/
Design Consultant
David Leigh
,
Fashion Design Program
Read L to R
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T to B.
John Sullivan, Art/ Music Dept.
Howard Goldman, Physical Education Dept
.
Florence Michels
,
Religious Studies
/
Sociology Dept
.
Gerard John Breen
,
Sociology Dept.
Rev
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Rhys Williams
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Religious Studies
/
Sociology Dept.
Eugene Best
,
Religious Studies
/
Sociology Dept.
Lawrence Sullivan
,
Religious Studies
/
Sociology Dept.
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1979 REYNARD STAFF
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STAFF
Linda Arcoleo
Mike Ball
Andrew Belleci
Drew Biondo
Melinda Bowe
Leslie Byerly
Ron Cole
Grace Diaz
Susan Dubatowka
Melody Ford
Don Foster
Jeff Heinzman
Kevin Kelly
Barbara Kroszer
Pat Marafioti
Michael McGoordty
John Mcinerney
Kathy McNulty
Paul Miano
Elissa Motola
Pamela Murphy
Maureen Mulvaney
Dee Nell
Robert
Ryan
Wayne Schmidt
Angelique
Scott
Mimi
Stickley
Josie Tores
Louise
Wittek
Paul Yarmolinsky
Readers,
Through the opportunities the yearbook has offered us in the past year, we have grown and learned as individuals;
we have met many sincere people who brought a very real meaning to the REYNARD
.
By capturing the different moments that have occurred, we have worked together to find true beauty in the
different events of each day, whether at Marist, or elsewhere. We have become more aware and appreciative of all
that every day affords us, and therefore, the REYNARD '79 will always stand out as a very enriching experience
that we would not trade for anything.
The Co-editors wish to express thanks to those who have generously given of their time and knowledge to make
this book possible
.
They are: The REYNARD Staff; Paul Nunziata, our photography editor; Michael lantosca, our
assistant photographer; Patrice Salone and Dawn Kelm, our co-layout editors; Peter Nunziata, our advertising
manager; Megan O
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Brien, our Literary editor; Tom Burke, our business manager; Janice Casey, our editoral
advisor; James Maness, our financial advisor; Patrons, our financial supporters; and Ed Thornton and the staff of
Thornton's Classic Studios. Many thanks to Dale Alger, our publisher
.
Our special thanks go to the ADVERTISING
CLUB, which made this yearbook publication financially possible.
Sincerely,
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CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '79
Glad we could be of service to you in our first full year of operation
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF '79
ALL SPORT
Fitness
&
Racquetball Club
BEST OF LUCK
TO THE
CLASS OF
'
79
FROM THE
CREW TEAM
To the Class of
'
79
Get
a
"
KICK
"
Out of Life
The Marist College
Karate Club
"It
is time for a new generation of leadership, to cope
with new problems and new opportunities. For there is
a new world to be won."
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
BEST OF LUCK
TO THE CLASS OF
'79
FROM THE
MARIST ADVERTISING CLUB
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BEST WISHES
TO THE
CLASS OF '79
FROM THE
COLLEGE UNION BOARD
Congratulations
Class of '79
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT
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COUNCIL OF
STUDENT
LEADERS
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From all the folks in STUDENT SERVICES
Congratulations to the Class of 1979
Compliments of Marist College Dining Service
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Excellent Food ...
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Main Mall
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CONGRATULATIONS
Class of
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from
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CLASS OF 1979
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The Varsity Club
CONGRATULATIONS
CLASS OF 1979
The Marist
Football Team
ASSENZO'S DELI
Owned & operated
by Sal Assenzo
,
Class of '72
SANDWICHES
BEER
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Thanks for your patronage
131
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COMPLIMENTS OF .
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Marist College Bookstore
Duchess Liquors
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BEST OF
LUCK TO
CLASS OF
1979
A world of wines ...
one person in a hundred is a wine grower,
a wine maker, or a wine merchant.
You are
Cordially
Invited to
come in and browse
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We will help you select a
wine for yourself, a group, or for any occasion.
Our wine list includes excellent imported
and domestic wines at reasonable prices
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Compliments from
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294 Main Mall
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
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We Deliver
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BEST WISHES
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Thornton's Classic Studios
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This merry-go-round keeps whirling
and I'm tired of trying to grab
the golden ring
.
I want to jump off
...
The landing
'
s hard and dark
For a moment
the carousel no longer spins
The gleaming circle
hangs
inches from my grasp.
It dangles there
a taunting
,
teasing dancer
captured by a string
But I wait
...
The merry-go-round twirls
The prize sweeps away
The rider keeps reaching
Until the ring shines in his hand
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Don't be
dismayed at good-byes.
A farewell is necessary before
you can meet
again
And meeting
again
,
after moments or
lifetimes, is certain for
those who are
friends
179
I am old enough. I have been given the lessons
.
More
than needed. More than I have ever used. The time has
come for me to put an end to this busy stocking of
supplies. I don
'
t require one thing beyond my own
counsel
.
Why should I keep filling myself with new
reminders and techniques -
it's nothing other than
procrastination
.
I trust myself. I know what to do
.
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The world is such that
what appears to be an end
,
is only a beginning.
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Now is the time to take possession of my life, to start
the impossible, a journey to the limits of my
.
aspirations, for the first step toward my loveliest
,,
dream
. "
If I had only known then what I know now
.
But now I know enough to begin
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1979
DATE DUE
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CONTENTS
The Opening .. .. .. . .. . . . . . . . .. . . 4
The Dedication................ 1 6
The Life......................... 1 8
The Activities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
The Jocks...................... 64
The Undergrads.............. 9 2
The Grads.................... 108
The Leaders.................. 148
The Supporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 62
The Closing.................. 1 78
3
4
There are many distinct parts of Marist, each with
its own personality and aspirations. It is their
interaction that shapes the concept -
Marist
College. Through their union, Marist becomes
more than a collection of separate entities.
It is a culmination of their
desires to reach set goals
which satisfy a concern for
the community and a
commitment to change.
The
1979
Reynard
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It was only yesterday I thought myself a fragment
quivering without rhythm in a sphere of life.
Now I know that I am a sphere and all life in
rhythmic fragments moves within me.
The
1979
Reynard
7
"Then you shall judge yourself," the king
answered. "That is the most difficult thing of all. It
is much more difficult to judge oneself than to
judge others. If you succeed in judging yourself
rightly, then you are indeed a man of true
wisdom.,,
The
1979
Reynard
9
10
The
1979
Reynard
The time to be happy is now
The place to be happy is here
The way to be happy is to make others so.
11
12
The
1979
Reynard
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We take a chance: the puzzle pieces may not fit;
but when they fit, the picture may be priceless.
13
14
Should you really open your eyes and see, you
would behold your image in all images.
And should you open your ears and listen, you
would hear your own voice in all voices.
The
1979
Reynard
15
16
Dedication
This year, the graduates at Marist are proud to acknowledge with
gratitude and appreciation, the twenty years of unceasing time
and effort put forth by President Linus Foy
.
Dr
.
Foy first came to Marist as an undergraduate in 1948
.
After
graduation he taught high school in New York and returned to
teach at Marist during the summer session for two years
.
In 1959
,
at the age of only 28, he was named President of
Marist
,
becoming the youngest college president in the country.
In the past twenty years he has been a leader and a vital factor
in the enormous growth and improvement of Marist College
.
As
administrato
r
and teacher
,
Dr
.
Foy·s insight and dedication to
what he believed Marist could ach
i
eve, gave us, the class of
1979
,
the chance to experience a college designed with the
future in mind.
We wish to express our sincere thanks to you
,
Dr
.
Foy
,
and may
those of the future look to your example.
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friendly place to be ... it's
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year exclusive
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periods by the Southern Dutchess News Agency, Wappingers, N.Y.
Beth Weaver
Lark Landon
Pat Larkin
Dave Shaw
Bob Whitmore
Tom Burke
George Connelly
Rob Ryan
editors
sports editors
Photographers: Gerry McNulty, Tom Ball, Tom Burke.
Dave Potter
associate editor
KenHealy
photography editor
cartoonist
business mana~er
advertising manager
distribution manager
Staff: Clare Amico, Marianne Beyer, Paul Ceonzo, Lina Cirigliano, Chris Curren, Chris Egan, Joe
Emmets, Chris Hogan, Maureen Jennings, Dianna Jones, Terry Moore, Patti Morrison, Jane Neigh-
bors, Valerie Poleri, Dave Powers, Don Purdy, Brian Rogers, Rich Sohanchyk, Leslie Sharp, Susan
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Boaters
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Seniors Lead
Marist To
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Finish
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FOOTBALL
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Marist Beats
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Larry McCabe 111
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Patricia Geany
Criminal Justice
Thomas Feeney
Michael Colucci
Business Administration
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John Leary
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Chemistry
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Criminal Justice
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English
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John Kelly
History
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Business Administration
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Communication Arts
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Criminal Justice
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Biology
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Biology
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Business Administration
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Kathy Anderson
Computer Mathematics
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History
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Mary Fleming
Psychology
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Communication Arts
Maggie Duffy
Psychology
Maria Troiano
Psychology
Eugene Bryan
Communication Arts
120
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Business Administration
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Business Administration
Kim Dillinger
Accounting
Eleanor Guilfoyle
Criminal Justice
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Psychology
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Political Science
Christopher Faille
Political Science
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Business Administration
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Business Administration
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Political Science
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Political Science
Richard Neal
Business Administration
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Political Science
Robert F
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History
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Biology
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Psychology Carol Vecchio
Psychology
123
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Criminal Justice
Robert Daniele
Environmental Science
Anne Lynch
History
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Communication Arts
Edwina Kelly
History
124
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Psychology
Maureen Tighe
Psychology
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Anthony Mancuso
English
James Flynn
Business Administration
Janet Duffy
Biology
Brian White
Biology
125
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Psychology
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Special Education
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Computer Mathematics
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Chemistry
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Accounting
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Computer Mathematics
Susan Vinall
Criminal Justice
126
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Accounting
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History/Special Education
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Business Administration
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Spanish
Marilee Laurence
Psychology
Robert Beyerl
Criminal Justice
127
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Criminal Justice
Michael Ball
Business Administration
Maria Bottini
Accounting
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Communication Arts
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Environmental Science
Susan Squicciarini
Communication Arts
128
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Communication Arts
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History
Robert T
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Business Administration
David C
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Communication Arts
Patrick E
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Communication Arts
129
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History
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Environ men ta I Science
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Juvenile Justice
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History
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Spanish
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Mathematics
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Sociology
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Criminal Justice
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History
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Psychology
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History
Yolanda Goode
History
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Business Administration
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Biology
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Psychology
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English
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Political Science
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Fashion Design
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Business Administration
Elizabeth Brix
Business Administration
Ann Luber
Psychology
Carrie Hart
Political Science
Wanda Glenn
Communication Arts
135
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Communication Arts
Mary Reynolds
History
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Special Education
Catherine Schlesinger
Psychology
Alana O
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Leary
Criminal Justice
Robert Fitzgerald
Criminal Justice
136
Joel Bogart
Political Science
Kathleen Starr
Computer Mathematics
Tim Murphy
History
David Lawrence
Political Science
Barbara
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Political Science/Psychology
Thomas R. Malone
American Studies
137
Frank Hildenbrand
Computer Mathematics
Dave Wasilenko
Ruth Garcia
Business Administration
138
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Business
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Psychology
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Criminal Justice
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Mathematics
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Communication Arts
139
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Business Administration
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Business Administration
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Fashion Design
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History
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Criminal Justice
Bruce Bartolotta
Criminal Justice
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History
Katherine M
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History
Michael Volpe
Environmental Science
Robert A
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Abramo
Environmental Science
141
James Stella
Business Administration
Brian Mahon
Psychology
Vincent Quinn
Criminal Justice
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Communication Arts
Kathleen Pinto
Communication Arts
Lisa Giannascoli
American Studies
142
Diane Rosati
Spanish
John Hafner
Spanish
Jay Celuch
Spanish Suzanne Marcoux
French
Richard Ambury
Accounting
Thomas Myers
Psychology
Joanne Scherer
Criminal Justice
143
Michael Ragusa
144
Sara Kearney
Business Administration
Tara Carey
Business
William LoSardo
Administration
Business
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Administration
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Political Science
Accounting
Francis Whittle
Mathematics
Nancy Richard
Accounting
Doreen Bachman
Communication Arts
Howard Leitch
Business Administration
Kent McHale
Communication Arts
Nina Marie
Environmental Science
145
Mary Keir
Criminal Justice
Joseph F. Czaplick
Criminal Justice
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Criminal Justice
Gisela Velez
Business Administration
Carol Delaney
Accounting
146
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Criminal Justice
Thomas Kaelin
Accounting
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Communication Arts
Joseph Walsh
Business Administration
Bruce O'Donnell
Accounting
Walter Herlihy
Accounting
147
Administration
Gerard Cox
,
Assoc
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Dean for Student Academic Affairs
Louis Zuccarello, Academic Dean
Antonio Perez, Dean of Student Life
150
Gerald Kelly, Assistant Dean of
Students
Ronald Petro
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Ed
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Dept.
Read L to R
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Anthony Campilii, Business
Officer
James Daly, Director of
Admissions
Danny Ma
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Registrar
Thomas Wade, Director of
Development
Dolly Bodick, Director of
Campus Center
Michael Fraher, Asst. Di-
rector of Financial Aid
Mary
Cartwright-Smith
,
Coordinator of Health Serv-
ices
Daniel Dropko, Counselor
of Special Services
Father Richard
LaMorte
,
Coordinator of
Religious
Activities
Lawrence Snyder, Career
Counselor/ Placement
151
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John Kelly
,
MBA
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Business
/
Economics Dept.
Stephen Welborn
,
Business
/
Economics Dept
.
Robert Sadlier
,
Business
/
Economics Dept .
.
John Cornelius Russell, Business
/
Economics Dept.
Raymond Gila
,
Business
/
Economics Dept.
Lester Cone
,
Business
/
Economics Dept
.
Gregory Kilgariff, Business
/
Economics Dept
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James Maness
Business
/
Economics Dept
.
Theodore Prenting
Business
/
Economics Dept.
John Griffin
Business
/
Economics Dept.
Richard VanMeter
History
/
Political Science Dept
.
Peter O
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Keefe
History
/
Political Science Dept
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William Olson
History
/
Political Science Dept
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John White
History
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Political Science Dept
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Lee Miringoff
,
History
/
Political Science Dept
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Joseph Norton
,
History
/
Political Science Dept
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Lynne Doty
,
Mathematics
/
Computer Science Dept
.
Norman Olin, Art
/
Mus
i
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/
Mathematics Dept
.
John Ritschodorff
,
Mathematics
/
Computer Science Dept.
Kevin Carolan
Director of Computing
& lnst'I. Research
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Math
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Christina Vertullo
Mathematics Dept.
Charles Hoyt
English
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Communication Arts Dept
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Jeptha Lanning
English
/
Communication Arts Dept
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Milton Teichman
English
/
Communication Arts Dept.
Robert Norman
English
/
Communication Arts Dept.
George Sommer
English
/
Communication Arts Dept
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Richard Platt
English
/
Communication Arts Dept
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Myrna Malave-Stoiber
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Modern Language Dept
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Spanish
Joseph Belanger
,
Director
MAP
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Modern Language Dept.
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French
Sigrid Brandis, Modern Language Dept
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German
Richard LaPietra
,
Div
.
Natural Science
/
Chemistry Dept.
Joseph Bettencourt
,
Div. Natural Science
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Biology
Hugh Turley
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Div
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Natural Science
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Biology
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Natural Science
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Biology
Xavier Ryan, Philosophy Dept
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Science of Man Dept
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Edward Kevin Donohue, Philosophy Dept.
ltalo Benin, Philosophy Dept.
Thomas Casey, Philosophy Dept
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Daniel Kirt
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Psychology Dept
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Marjorie Schratz
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Psychology Dept
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John Scileppi, Psychology Dept
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Christine McLean
,
Psychology Dept.
Evelyn Rimai Fisher
Artist in Residence
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Design Consultant
David Leigh
,
Fashion Design Program
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T to B.
John Sullivan, Art/ Music Dept.
Howard Goldman, Physical Education Dept
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Florence Michels
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Religious Studies
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Sociology Dept
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Gerard John Breen
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Sociology Dept.
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Religious Studies
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Sociology Dept.
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Religious Studies
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Sociology Dept.
Lawrence Sullivan
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Religious Studies
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Sociology Dept.
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MOLLOY PHARMACY
HYDE PARK
"Nearing the quarter
century
&
still growing"
HYDE
PARK
ARMY
-NAVY
ON
Roilte
9
Live Entertainment Wed.-Sun
.
Kitchen
open
11:30 A.M.-8:
30
P.M.
Hyde Park
Open Mon
.
-
Thurs
.
10 to 9
Fri
.
and Sat
.
9 to 9
Sunday 12 to 5
229-9000
3 mi
.
North of Marist
Rt. 9, Hyde Park
1 71
ARLINGTON
44 Plaza
471-6100
Insurance from
Mar&hall
~
oterling, Inc.
"we specialize in tomorrow"
POUGHKEEPSIE
75 Washington St.
454-0800
WAPPINGERS FALLS
Imperial Plaza
297-3701
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6 79 South Road, Poughkeepsie
(914) 462-4600
418
South Road
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
172
914-452-5453
Special Rates For
Marist College Functions
'I
Red Brick Inn
Tap Room and Restaurant
230 Salt Point Tpke., Po'k
.
(next to the old corn crib)
Excellent Food ...
Lovely Colonial Atmosphere
Main Mall
Arlington
Hudson Plaza
The Mall in South Hills
Your Fashion Showcase
CONGRATULATIONS
Class of
'77
from
STEARNS AGENCY,
Insurance
77
Cannon St. • Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12602 • (914) 454-4220
Vincent
J.
Stearns, Sr.
/
Robert
J.
Stearns, Sr.
Vincent
R.
Stearns
/
Richard
J.
Stearns
/
Robert
J.
Stearns, Associates
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CONGRATULATIONS
CLASS OF 1979
Alumni Association
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CLASS OF
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The Varsity Club
CONGRATULATIONS
CLASS OF 1979
The Marist
Football Team
ASSENZO'S DELI
Owned & operated
by Sal Assenzo
,
Class of '72
SANDWICHES
BEER
GROCERIES
Thanks for your patronage
131
Washington St
.
452-4772
COMPLIMENTS OF .
..
Canton Restaurant
Marist College Bookstore
Duchess Liquors
175
176
BEST OF
LUCK TO
CLASS OF
1979
A world of wines ...
one person in a hundred is a wine grower,
a wine maker, or a wine merchant.
You are
Cordially
Invited to
come in and browse
.
We will help you select a
wine for yourself, a group, or for any occasion.
Our wine list includes excellent imported
and domestic wines at reasonable prices
.
We also carry fine Cognacs, Champagnes, Brandies
Compliments from
Liqueurs and Spirits.
Let us be ...
. . . your Discount Store
294 Main Mall
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
452 - 1900
We Deliver
COMPLIMENTS OF
THE
COPPOLA'S
RESTAURANT
POUGHKEEPSIE
SAVINGS
BANK
Route 9 Hyde Park
273 Main Mall
Poughkeepsie
,
NY
BEST WISHES
Ed Thornton and Staff
Thornton's Classic Studios
177
This merry-go-round keeps whirling
and I'm tired of trying to grab
the golden ring
.
I want to jump off
...
The landing
'
s hard and dark
For a moment
the carousel no longer spins
The gleaming circle
hangs
inches from my grasp.
It dangles there
a taunting
,
teasing dancer
captured by a string
But I wait
...
The merry-go-round twirls
The prize sweeps away
The rider keeps reaching
Until the ring shines in his hand
178
iilllll___.,
Don't be
dismayed at good-byes.
A farewell is necessary before
you can meet
again
And meeting
again
,
after moments or
lifetimes, is certain for
those who are
friends
179
I am old enough. I have been given the lessons
.
More
than needed. More than I have ever used. The time has
come for me to put an end to this busy stocking of
supplies. I don
'
t require one thing beyond my own
counsel
.
Why should I keep filling myself with new
reminders and techniques -
it's nothing other than
procrastination
.
I trust myself. I know what to do
.
180
The world is such that
what appears to be an end
,
is only a beginning.
181
Now is the time to take possession of my life, to start
the impossible, a journey to the limits of my
.
aspirations, for the first step toward my loveliest
,,
dream
. "
If I had only known then what I know now
.
But now I know enough to begin
182
Maristiana
9 3 3 4 (
T
R
459
Reynard,
vol.
19
1979
DATE DUE
MARIST COLLEGE LIBRARY
POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12601
